Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-28
LOCAL BRGviTIES.

Mr.. Harry Hauk went to Tiffin, Ohio, to-
day.
Hon. George C. Rawlins spent Sunday at
home.
Mr.. J. X. Harris left this forenoon for
New York city.
b. ii. Rannells, ESD, of New Carlisle, is
in the city today.
Councilman |. F. Mcdonald returned
home on Friday evening.
Charles l.. Boyle, ESQ.,, has gone to Jack
son, Ohio on business.
Mr.. L. S. Botsfield. of Lincoln. Neb., is
registered at the Arcade.
Mr.. John Bailey. from this county, left
today for Harrisonburg, Va.
Mr.. \. r. Aron is registered at the Ar
cade hotel, from New York.
Tonight is the time for the holding of the
basket social by the Daughters of Rebekah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Sharpe and Mr..
Thos. Phillips have left fer Jacksonville.
Florida.
Mr.. Abe Morganroth and wife. of Belle
fontaine, attended the Steinfels-Altschui
wedding.
Mr. Joseph X. Black. of W. NJ. Black 4
Co.. left this morning for New York City
via y. Y. z. O.
Mrs. b. +. Porter. of Lawrenceburg, Ind,
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. n. Kemery,
of west High street
Tue alarm of fire turned in Saturday
night from box was mistake. the inten-
ton being to call the patrole.
e Mr.. John W. Bookwalter and Mr.. W. 4.
Scott leave for Washington City today to
attend to some manufacturing business.
Mr.. W. C. Moffett, of Richland county.
who has been spending few days In the
city. left today for Boise City, Idaho, to
visit his son.
DIR. J. VI. Miller has been in Blairsville,
Pa. in attendance upon his daughter, Miss
Marie, who has been quite i'll, but is now
reported better.
Mrs. c. Z. Winters and children. Master
Charlie and Miss Mabel. leave for Jackson
vile, Florida, tomorrow, to be absent q
month or more.
The Newton Beers Lost in London
company left at 2:25 Sunday morning for
Lewisville, where they open a weeks en-
gagement tonight.
Some thief stole pair of shoes Satur-
day night from Starkey 4 Scowden's store.
putting them under his oyercoat and coOlly
walking out with them.
Lenten services vii, be held in all the
Catholic churches in this city, every
Wednesday and Friday evening until
Easter, commencing at 7:S0.
Albert Wyatt, young colored boy, was
arrested Sunday by the officers. He WAS
seen to run up TO some little girls and put
his hands up under their clothes.
Mr.. George f. Merry and wife. daughter
of Mr.. Bruce Moffat, whose guests they
have been for some weeks, left this fore
noon for their home in New York city.
The ladies of the Congregational church
are indebted to Mr.. Murphy. the florist and
Messrs. Wissinger 4 Co., the fruit men at
the Morrow corner, for their courtesy and
kindness.
Mr.. Charles L. Shepherd has resigned his
position as bOok-keeper at the Times, and
will 60 into business on his own account.
Charles is an excellent young business man
and ought TO succeed.
The telephone instrument has been taken
out of the |. b. X W. ticket office. This
piece of metropolitan enterprise will be
hailed with joy by an appreciative public
There was grave danger of the roads over
d ling itself.
The evidence in the Douthett murder
case covers forty-fiye quires of legal cap,
the paper alone weighing more than twen-
ty-five pounds. The court has instructed
Mrs. Doan to make a copy for record at
cost to the county Of S20O.-Xenia Blade.
Clifford Atkinson, residing on Chestnut
avenue, had two joints of the little finger of
his right hand mashed in a trip hammer at
Warder. Bushnell x Glessner's shops Sa-
ut Hdnu Was
dressed by DIR. Russell.
Sister Mary Clemens, q the Academy of
St Marys. near Columbus, died yesterday
afternoon of consumption. Her parents re-
side at Newark, Ohio. She assumed the
veil as a nun eleven years ago. and had
been teacher in the academy for several
years.
Both the Day brothers, night and day
respectively, of the |. b.
& W. road. emphatically deny that one of
them tainted Saturday evening while being !
shaved at the Arcade barber shop. as re-
ported in a Sunday paper. They are not |
built on the faint way.